they announced that no ID was required but that they would appreciate us showing it as it would help them find our names in the signature book. I had my driver's license with me but I had already made up my mind that I wasn't showing any id, so I compromised and showed them my voter registration card just to help move things along.

You are a 50-something white male and were carrying a Book of Mormon, displaying your NRA and concealed carry license and you were wearing your heavily soiled ted nugett tee shirt and you had to wipe the Cheetos off you hands in order not leave the orange on the ballot.

Been voting at the same polling place for years.

Also on a paper ballot.

That's what I've done the last few elections - you get a receipt.

At my bank, for example, the teller calls me by name before I have gotten out anything to suggest who I am. She was recognizing me long before I would recognize her outside the bank. Some long time poll workers might even recognize people who vote regularly even if they only see them on that occasion. That's why I think that it would be risky for anyone to try to double vote.